Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration
We work directly with your insurance carrier so you can focus on what matters most.
What Is Fire & Smoke Restoration?
A fire can turn your life upside down in minutes. Even after the flames are out, the damage continues — smoke and soot penetrate walls, fabrics, and ductwork, causing ongoing harm to your property and health. Fire and smoke damage restoration is the professional process of cleaning, repairing, and rebuilding your property after a fire, returning it to its pre-loss condition.
Why It Matters
Every hour that passes after a fire increases the damage. Soot — the black, powdery residue left by burning materials — is acidic and corrosive. Within 72 hours, it can permanently discolor surfaces, corrode metals, and embed itself in porous materials like wood and fabric. Smoke odor, if not professionally treated, can linger for months or even years. Acting fast is not just recommended — it is essential to saving your belongings and reducing repair costs.
Our Process
Step-by-Step: How We Restore Your Property
Emergency Contact & Assessment
We respond within 60 minutes, assess the damage, and create a detailed restoration plan.
Board-Up & Securing
We secure your property by boarding up openings and placing tarps to prevent further damage from weather or unauthorized entry.
Soot & Smoke Removal
Using specialized equipment, we remove soot from all surfaces including walls, ceilings, and personal belongings.
Odor Elimination
Industrial air scrubbers, thermal fogging, and ozone treatments eliminate smoke odor at its molecular source.
Structural Repairs & Reconstruction
We repair or rebuild damaged structures — from drywall and framing to complete room reconstruction.
Final Inspection
A thorough walkthrough ensures every detail meets our standards and your satisfaction.
How TDN Restoration Helps
TDN Restoration handles every step of fire damage recovery. We work directly with your insurance carrier to streamline the claims process, so you can focus on your family while we focus on your property. Our IICRC-certified technicians use industry-leading equipment and techniques to restore — not just repair — your home.